The Bible Society, officially known as the British and Foreign Bible Society, is a historic Christian organization founded in 1804. Its mission is to make the Bible accessible to people worldwide in their own languages and at affordable prices. The Society originated from a concern for the availability of affordable Bibles in Welsh and has since expanded its efforts globally.

Headquartered in Swindon, Wiltshire, England, the Bible Society focuses on translating the Bible into various languages and distributing it widely. It supports translations in over 2,000 languages and collaborates with other Bible societies around the world. The Society also maintains a significant library and archive collection, which is available to researchers and scholars. Its primary product is the Bible, offered in various formats and languages, along with printed materials related to Bible study. The Bible Society serves a broad audience, including Christian individuals, communities, churches, and academic researchers.